Duke Appoints Environmental Justice Advocate Catherine Coleman Flowers as Practitioner-in-Residence

Catherine Coleman Flowers, one of America’s most respected and influential environmental and social justice activists, has been appointed Practitioner-in-Residence at Duke University.

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